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Hi Alan,
I think your quote is a great deal, and you have good reviews (esp. w/ transporting animals) but I do have a few questions. Akai, our Shiba Inu would need to ride in a crate. We have a fairly large one now, but I know he will probably need to be in a smaller crate. Can you assure me that while driving, Akai will remain in his crate? It is more of a safety concern. I have heard some terrible stories of animals injured in car accidents and crate provide some protection.
Can you tell me more about how he will be cared for? How often do you stop for a walk?
Can you tell me more about what you mean when you state that you provide all labor on both ends? Do you pack? Do you provide boxes? Do you move the packed boxed onto and off of the truck.
This is my first long distance move and my first time hiring someone to do it! I just want to make sure I know what to expect.
Hey guys: If a crate is a safer option for Akai then that is what we will do. You will have to provide the crate (I think some crates now are even seatbelt friendly - which is awesome). The front seat of the truck is pretty big (picture three people across) so a good sized crate for Akai's comfort is best. I can always test fit it before moving day just to make sure. DOG CARE - I like to stop about every 2 hours to stretch, walk a bit, grab a water, etc... Dogs in general are great traveling companions as they seem to enjoy the same schedule with their "potty-time". Dog will be fed on it's regular schedule with food you provide so there is no disruption to Akai's normal routine. LABOR - You guys pack up everything with your own supplies except for furniture which my crew and I blanket and shrinkwrap just before taking out of your place. Pack everything well as 2000 miles is a long and bumpy trip. I'll finish this in the question part as I've run out of allowable space.
Hi Alan,
I think I just have 2 more questions. Can you tell me if the insurance covers pets?
I am also wondering if you can bring the price down a bit? I noticed that similar listings have gone for about $1500 for a 1 bedroom apartment with similar miles of transport and then about $500 to transport Akai separately. I think $2,000 is fair - what are your thoughts.
Hey guys: Sorry for the delay in responding - I had to check on the dog insurance question. I do NOT have an animal/livestock rider on my policy. My insurance covers property specifically. I'll reviewing/renewing my policy at the beginning of April anyway so I'll see if that is something available. I'm not very familiar with that breed, is Akai a valuable puppy or are talking personal value. Either way, it'll arrive safe, lol. Also, I saw there are seatbelt chest holders/harnesses available also that don't confine dogs to crates if that is something you might be interested in. PRICE QUESTION - I'm moving another Bostonian down to Austin the first weekend in March and they have just slightly less listed than you and are priced at $2300 with no animal. I don't think I can go all the way to $2000 but I can split the difference at $2200. I'll wait until this bid expires in a half day or so and just re-enter with the lower price. Hope this helps, Alan at Allstar Moving
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English Staffordshire Pearlware Large Pink Lustre Enameled Black Transferware Name Jug c1830
~ John Waram * 1830 ~
Handle is just over 7" high ~ 8 1/2" from spout to handle
An early English pearlware baluster water pitcher or jug with black transferware rural scenes of a boy, groom and horse under the spout, a farm scene harvesting wheat on another side and a large estate with cows and river on the other. The transfers are colored with enamels in several shades of green, blue, peach and brown. Around the main transfers is fantastic hand painted or free hand painted large red roses with green foliage and smaller blue and red dot flowers. The central horse image is surrounded by a border of red tulips and leaves. The handle is moulded as overlapping leaves and detailed with brick red enamel, as well as the flower shape spout. Under the spout is painted 'John Waram 1830' in a lovely scrolling script in pink lustre.
IThis is a fantastic large jug and the handpainted enamels are in great condition, see the pics to assess any flaked parts. As expected the pink lustre has worn around the rim, some wear on the handle. There is one old repaired chip to the rim which has yellowed you can see below but this is easy to over look when there is so much else to look at.
The handle is in great shape, never off or broken, there is just some expected age wear at the edges.
The bottom has a couple scrapes, one which shows slightly on the outside but not terrible.
The enameler got a bit carried away and completely covered the boys features, there are just a few flakes to the green enamel, for the most part the enamels are in amazing condition for its age.
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Big Deal by Ginger Oliphant is an art print that displays vivid color and exceptional resolution. An affordable solution for home decor, this print is perfect to liven up the walls of any room.
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Enjoy true hospitality at this 50-acre country estate 7.5 miles from the Capitol and UW. A favorite for couples seeking a peaceful getaway, business travelers seeking a home-away-from-home, and small groups gathering to share good times. Certified by Travel Green Wisconsin and rated #1 B&B in Madison by guests on Trip Advisor, "little comforts make a big difference." We are business friendly and pet friendly.
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This was a first time visit to Philadelphia and I wanted to have a reasonable price (under $150 per night), a good location so that I could walk to where I wanted to go, and most important, that the place be very clean. The Alexander Inn met all those requirements and for me, as a solo traveler, was a great hotel. I landed at the airport and got the SEPTA train ($7) to the Market East stop. Walked about 6 or so blocks south on 12th Street to Spruce Street and the Alexander Inn is just past the SE corner (on your left walking south). I had made reservations by phone (from hotel website) a few months earlier (they emailed me a confirmation letter) and when I got to the desk, the agent was friendly and checked me into the exact room I had reserved. A deluxe queen size room at the end of the hall on the 5th floor. Several windows to see the skyline (windows opened slightly if you wanted), a desk and chair, a dresser, 2 more chairs & a table, night table & queen bed. Nice closet plus plenty of lamps & lights. Small bathroom, but it had all I needed, including a great shower, with good pressure and loads of hot water, plus a small frosted window, that would open slightly. The room and bath were spotless, and I left a note for housekeeping for some extra soap, which was there the next day. Excellent (& free) breakfast layout in a nice room off the small lobby/entrance, with coffee, tea, water, orange & apple juice, hard boiled eggs, pastry, bagels, toast, muffins, cereal, yogurt & apples & bananas (with all the cream cheese, jelly, honey etc.) The staff at front desk is more than helpful on ideas for places to eat, including printouts of restaurants, with phone & address. Morning Glory is a good little breakfast place, south on 12th Street about 3 blocks to Fitzwater & then left to 10th Street (open at 7am weekdays). Also the Midtown Diner on 11th Street and Sansom is clean with great prices and open 24 hours. Kanella's is a good place for dinner, little more expensive & may need reservations (Greek food). My room rate was discounted for AARP for 3 of the 4 nights (not on weekends) and the whole experience at the Alexander was such, that if back in Philadelphia, I would stay there no doubt. Also a couple of notes: WIFI was free & worked fine for me and though the bed was more firm than mine at home, it felt good after a long day of walking the city seeing all the great sights. (If the room had a coffee maker & small refrig. I would rate 5 instead of 4).
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Alma Mater: Elizabeth City St. (1974)
Career Record (major schools): 4 Years, 31-78, .284 W-L%
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From "The Grundel". Final version. Darker. Creepier.
I'm afraid to see your take on the Boogeyman! I'd like to think no kid in this day and age would be stupid enough to take this version up on that "come out and play child, come out and play" offer; but the only things that are infinite in this life is the universe, and human stupidity, and I'm not certain on the 1st one!
Really liking this! If I had watched the cartoon as a kid, was born to damn late, this ep would have scared the hell outta me!
Nice work!
Awesome Pic dude!!
So remember kids...
If a dark, odd looking man in a hat & trenchcoat taps on your window, and invites you to "come out and play" WHO YOU GONNA CALL?...
The police!
A creature preying on the children of an east german village.
And just when I thought he couldn't get any creepier.....
Ahh yes one of the only ones to make an appearance in RGB and EGB.
excelent art
Hi there! Is there any way I can contact you via email? I have a couple of questions regarding this artwork. Hope to hear from you soon!
"So fresh, so pure, but not for long"
Excellent work on this picture, it truly captures his eeriness and all of the evil within him.
Excellent work on this picture, it truly captures his eeriness and all of the evil within him.
looks like a guy from the oddworld series.
Come out and play child, come out and play...
Classic lines
this guy was indeed a creepy dude. Brilliantly done man, he looks so evil
Aiee! I remember that episode! Holy crap, but that's cool and creepy.
this pic ftw!!!
Woah, love this!
grunel is a chracter who's scarier when your older because you better understand the concept.
Awesome! I love the hands I would love to see more of this character XD
he kind of looks like a demonic version of kermit the frog
For some reason, he looks like he's about to say, "Oogie oogie!" xD But I really like it
I don't know. I think it's too dark. I prefer the original, but it never hurts to experiment.
Nice hat.
It's like an even more creeper version of Salad Fingers
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Five outs -- five measly outs. That's how
close the Boston Red Sox came to going to the World Series last
year and perhaps ending an 85-year championship drought.
But Pedro Martinez kept pitching, the Yankees started hitting
and Aaron Boone's homer to start the 11th inning broke Boston's
The quest begins anew Tuesday, with new ace Curt Schilling and
the Red Sox facing the 2002 World Series champion Anaheim Angels to
open a best-of-five AL divisional series.
Schilling is one of several new faces on the Red Sox. Another is
manager Terry Francona, who replaced the fired Grady Little.
Many believe Little left then-staff ace Martinez in too long in
Game 7 of the AL championship series last October, when the Yankees
rallied from three runs down in the eighth to tie the game at 5 and
force extra innings.
"When all this happened last winter, the reasons behind it were
for what happens tomorrow," Schilling said Monday, referring to
his offseason trade from Arizona to Boston. "Anything short of the
World Series this year means we've fallen short of where we should
The Red Sox are again attempting to win the World Series for the
first time since 1918. It appeared they were headed for also-ran
status again this year until changing their face at the trade
Out went shortstop Nomar Garciaparra; in came shortstop Orlando Cabrera along with reserves Dave Roberts and Doug Mientkiewicz. The
Red Sox won 42 of their final 60 games to reach 98 victories --
third-highest total in the majors. They wrapped up the AL wild card
a few weeks ago.
"We spun our wheels a little more than we wanted to for a
while," Francona said. "We tried to stay patient. We were a
drastically different team after the All-Star break."
The Angels, meanwhile, won seven of eight over Oakland and Texas
to win the AL West championship on the next-to-last day of the
Vladimir Guerrero, who signed a five-year, $70 million contract
last winter, went 14-of-30 with six homers and 11 RBI in the last
six games of the season, giving him a .337 batting average, 39
homers and 126 RBI overall.
Guerrero, who previously played for the woeful Montreal Expos,
is in the postseason for the first time.
"Cool -- I like it," he said with a smile. "I'm on a good team
He's certainly a key reason.
"Amazing -- he's everything everybody talked about, and more,"
Angels shortstop David Eckstein said.
"What Vladimir did at the end of the season is incredible,"
Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "There's no doubt in my mind
he's the MVP of this league."
Schilling called Guerrero "a Barry Bonds with less patience."
The Angels won their first World Series title two years ago in
just their fourth postseason appearance since being formed as an
expansion team in 1961.
They won as a wild card -- just as Boston is now.
The last time the Angels won the AL West, in 1986, they played
the Red Sox in the ALCS in one of baseball's most memorable playoff
The Angels won three of the first four games and led 5-2
entering the ninth in Game 5, but the Red Sox rallied and
eventually won 7-6 in 11 innings. Boston then returned home and won
10-4 and 8-1 to advance to the World Series, where they lost to the
Mets in seven games.
Scioscia said he didn't know if his roster is as deep as it was
two years ago.
"But I think our pitching is better," he said. "We're not
going to win this series unless we pitch."
There's little question about that -- the Red Sox led the majors
with 949 runs and 2,694 total bases.
The Angels' roster isn't as deep for a reason. Second baseman
Adam Kennedy and designated hitter Tim Salmon are sidelined with
injuries, and outfielder Jose Guillen, who had 27 homers and 104
RBI, is not on the playoff roster after being suspended for
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"Climate change is the ignored player on the historical stage," writes archeologist Brian Fagan. But it shouldn't be, not if we know what's good for us. We can't judge what future climate change will mean unless we know something about its effects in the past: "those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it". And Fagan's story of the last thousand years, centered on the "Little Ice Age," reminds us of what we could end up repeating: flood, fire, and famine--acts of God exacerbated by acts of man.
For all that he takes a broad--a very broad--view of European history, Fagan's writing is laced with human faces, fascinating anecdotes, and a gift for the telling detail that makes history live, very much in the style of Barbara Tuchman's A Distant Mirror. When Fagan talks about the voyages of Basque fishermen to American shores (probably landing before Columbus sailed), he puts in the taste of dried cod and the terrifying suddenness of fogs on the Grand Banks. The Great Fire of London, what it was like when the Dutch dikes broke, the Irish Potato Famine, the year without a summer, ice fairs on the Thames, and volcanoes in the South Pacific--Fagan makes history a ripping yarn in which we are all actors, on a stage that has always been changing. --Mary Ellen Curtin --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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The role of climatic change in human history remains open to question, due in large part to scant data. Fagan, professor of archeology at UC Santa Barbara, contributes substantively to the increasingly urgent debate. Contending with the dearth of accurate weather records from a few parts of the world, for little over a century Fagan (Floods, Famines, and Emperors: El Ni?o and the Fate of Civilizations) draws discerning connections between an amazing array of disparate sources: ice cores, tree rings, archeological digs, tithing records that show dates of wine harvests, cloud types depicted in portraits and landscapes over time. He details human adaptation to meteorologic events for example, the way the Dutch, in the face of rising sea levels, engineered sea walls and thus increased their farmland by a third between the late 16th and early 19th centuries. Explanations of phenomena like the North Atlantic Oscillation (which "governs... the rain that falls on Europe") lucidly advance Fagan's conviction that, though science cannot decide if the current 150-year warming trend (with one slight interruption) is part of a normal cycle, we should err on the side of caution. His study of the potential for widespread famine further bolsters his nonpartisan argument for a serious consideration of rapid climatic shifts. But Fagan doesn't proffer a sociopolitical polemic. He notes that we lack the political will to effect change, but refrains from speculating on future environmental policy. Illus. not seen by PW. (Mar. 1) Forecast: This topical book will appeal to fans of John McPhee, as well as to science and history scholars. With publicity targeted at the coasts (author tour in L.A., San Francisco and N.Y.; a talk at N.Y.'s Museum of Natural History), a forthcoming review in Discovery magazine and Fagan's enthusiastic readership, it should sell well.
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The interesting question is to what extent did these climatic shifts alter the course of European history?
In some distinct cases, in my opinion, the answer is quite clear-cut. Norse settlement in Greenland, for example, became impossible because of the cooler temperatures after the 13th century. Famine in rural areas throughout the Middle Ages was also an undisputed consequence of sudden weather shifts. The damage done to the Spanish Armada in 1588 by two savage storms is patently climatic in origin, too.
In most cases, however, the climate is just one - mostly minor - factor out of many that contributed to the occurrence of major historical events like the French Revolution, for example. Fagan rightly calls climatic change "a subtle catalyst." Finally, if we look at historical developments that unfolded over centuries - like the Renaissance or the making of modern Europe - the influence of the climate does not explain anything.
A book like Fagan's "The Little Ice Age" is most interesting for historians who examine grass roots history, such as the daily lives of farmers and fishermen in the Middle Ages. At first I thought the climate would provide answers for economic historians, too. But as Fagan shows, the human response to deteriorating weather differs widely from region to region.Read more ›
Professor Fagan carries on a tradition (which he freely admits was discredited in the past but is now enjoying a renaissance because of newer information) of viewing history through the eyes of a paleoclimatologist. Much of what he had said in the earlier text, namely that many of mankind's major social and cultural transitions have been climate and weather driven, made a good deal of sense to me. Episodes such as the Sea People's invasion of the ancient Levant with the ultimate collapse of the Hittite empire and the reduction of the Egyptian during the late second millennium B.C.E. have long been thought to have been the result of droughts experienced in northern Europe. Similarly the demise of the Moche in Peru, of the Mayan civilizations in Middle America, and of the pueblo cultures in the Southwestern US are believed to have been the result of el Nino/la Nina weather changes, massive rains in the case of the Moche and severe drought in the latter two cases. Although no one would say that any of these historic human changes occurred purely in response to climate, it is abundantly apparent that the economic impact of especially prolonged climate changes on large subsistence level populations tend to leave the more inflexible social systems at great risk.
The earlier book described the probable role of el Nino/ la Nina cycles on world climate, while more briefly discussing the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) and it's effects. It was also concerned with much earlier cultures.Read more ›
Such was not the case. Mr. Fagan lacks proficient quantitative skills from which to analyze the data he presents. The readers first forewarning of this comes in the author's notes, when he advises readers that 10 miles is the equivalent of 6 kilometers. Throughout the text he makes reference to advance statistical modeling, giving the impression that such analytical work has the value of de facto evidence. This is not the case. Climate forecasting is among the most complex application of statistical analysis to be conducted in present times, and is highly conflicting and inaccurate. I don't think Mr. Fagan understands this.
He also can't resist inserting his opinions on climate change in areas that should have been left purely to explanations of historical fact. These occational bald assertions are left to dangle, unconnected to the topic at hand, damaging the credibility of the text.
The book does not transition smoothly from topic to topic, and he rarely draws clear conclusions from the information he presents. As a result, I continually found myself confused about where the author was going, and what he was trying to say. For me it was a hard book to get through. From America's leading writer on archaeology --that's what is says on the book jacket-- I would have expected a more well ordered thought process.
Parts of the book were truly interesting, but be forewarned, it wasn't an easy read.
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With the discussions of today on climate change this is an enlightening and interesting book to read. Read morePublished 12 months ago by Dan Earle
I found this book very interesting. Having a meteorological background, I was very pleased to read that the author got his explanations right. Read morePublished on Oct. 31 2013 by Jack Dennahower
The Little Ice Age is an examination of the effects of the five hundred year long period from 1300 to 1800, when Europe suffered through a period of intense and unstable weather. Read morePublished on March 10 2003 by John D. Cofield
If you're looking for a profound re-examination of climatic history, then this isn't it. The book is more a listing of (interesting) facts, with some insight into the way... Read morePublished on Jan. 27 2003
As a meteorologist, I take special interest in books such as this which relate weather to the bigger picture of world history and events. Read morePublished on Nov. 28 2002 by Donald Giuliano
The only week part of the book is the last chapter which makes the ususal liberal environmental statement... Read morePublished on July 29 2002
I enjoyed the theories that Fagan brought across in this book, but I felt that the writing was somewhat lacking in certain aspects. I feel that this book was poorly organized. Read morePublished on June 15 2002 by hamilcar barca
This book describes the climatic hardships experienced by the Western world during the period 1300 to 1850, known informally as The Little Ice Age. Read morePublished on June 4 2002 by M. A Michaud
I really liked this book but its not perfect. There's a bit of weather theory here, and lots of concrete information, but its never really organized in a way to prove the author's... Read morePublished on March 2 2002 by Erik Strommen
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Abstract:The Big Society agenda forms one of the main programmatic pillars of the Conservative– Liberal Democrat coalition government. Ostensibly based on the principles of decentralisation and empowerment, this envisions a shrinking of the state and a greater role for faith-based organisations in the provision of welfare and social services. For religious groups, involvement with the Big Society is seen as an opportunity to reverse a long-term process of waning social influence and to reshape the role of faith in the public sphere. In the way of these objectives being achieved, however, are a number of serious problems, including the current economic and political situation, the particular characteristics of faith groups themselves and general attitudes towards religion in public life. Given the importance attached to the participation of faith-based organisations in the Big Society project, these issues have significant implications both for the future role of religion in the public sphere and for the unfolding of the programme itself.
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Jake (Scott Cooper) returns home looking for answers to a tragic night, seventeen years earlier, that left his best friend Marco (Craig Sheffer) dead and his father (Tommy Hinkley) holding the gun. Jake keeps his return a secret, spying on his alcoholic mother (Theresa Russell) from the shadows. A gifted painter, Jake moves into a studio owned by Catherine (Gabrielle Anwar), a beautiful and candid young woman with two children. When Jake begins to fall in love with Catherine, his carefully contained past erupts, forcing him to re-examine what really happened seventeen years ago.
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By Lesmae Lariat on July 13, 2006
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Ignore the 3 rating: I honestly can't rate this movie cos I've never seen it but for those who care, yes, there is another Water Under the Bridge: With Judy Davis, David Cameron, Robyn Nevin. Australian Mini Series 9 x 1 hour episodes made for TV 1980. Based on Sumner Locke Elliott's novel about life in Sudney 1932-1948 and produced by Shotten Productions. Personally, if anyone can provide a copy I would LOVE to know about it - it was brillo.
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By Buick Man on August 17, 2005
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I saw Water Under the Bridge at the San Francisco International Film Festival and really enjoyed it on several levels: the cinematography is excellent, the lighting is beautiful, the locations in SF are very interesting and the story is gripping. By the way, Amazon incorrectly lists the director - the REAL director (also writer and producer) is Clark Brigham. Watch for his next film!
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By Dental User on May 25, 2015
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Slow but a watchable.
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By D. Piper on February 14, 2006
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The cast listed for this title is wrong!!!!! No Judy Davis etc,,are there two movies with the same title? Anyway,,,,the summary given about SF and painter/killer plot is correct to my sorrow,,,I bought this because of the favorable reception at the SF festival,,this is junk,,junk of a high order I will grant you but a total waste of viewing time,,so many flashbacks many of which are just a few seconds long,,,an attempt to be overly-arty I presume,,the director is one I will watch (out) for and do my best to avoid,,I was one of the minority who hated Memento and I think this falls in the same "nothing to say" genre,,the added DVD feature on making the film is one of the most boring and ineffectual pieces of self indulgence I have witnessed in a long time. Rent if you must but dont expect anything of the view.
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By Donald Jans author of Freaks I've Met on May 3, 2015
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this movie is so much better than 3/4 of the crap on Lifetime, and yet somehow it never saw the light of day, even on Television. Interesting story line about a guy who comes back to mend his life 15 years later after he witnesses his dad murder his crazy artist friend. Some great subtle acting, and great stars.. scott cooper.. etc.
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